Popular Neighborhoods in Baltimore, MD

Govans

Located in North Central Baltimore, Govans boasts a variety of different houses and a slightly quieter, greener life. Walk along historic York Road — once a wagon road in the 1700’s — or check out the tunnels and trails of the B&O Railroad.

Northeast Baltimore

Eclectic designs dot the tree-lined streets of Northeast Baltimore from stately Morgan State University to lush Lake Montebello. Wallet-friendly housing options draw residents to this outer suburb a world away from the big city.

Federal Hill

The best views of downtown Baltimore can be found while sitting on the lush green of Federal Hill. Nearby you’ll find young professionals enjoying the many food, drink, and fun options just steps from where they live.

Charles Village

Charles Village is home to many of Baltimore academics, families, and creative professionals. Row homes with large front porches and brightly painted bay windows make this one of the city’s most colorful neighborhoods.

Pikesville

It takes a drive to get to this Baltimore county suburb, but renters won’t want to miss it. Some of the county’s largest employers are here, and driving along the smaller roads through green fields, hills, and patches of forest will make you want to stay.

Mt. Vernon

Visit Mt. Vernon and step into history: cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and the original Washington Monument greet you. Grab a traditional Afghan dinner at The Helmand before enjoying a recital at Peabody Conservatory.

Harbor East

Boutiques, hotels, and high-end restaurants line the waterfront in Harbor East. To the west you’ll find the Inner Harbor, National Aquarium, and the piers. Eastward is Fells Point, with abundant restaurants and events that happen right on the water.

Hampden

Lively Hampden is tucked away in the northwest part of the city where hipsters on bikes mingle with young families. Stroll along the Avenue on a sunny Saturday afternoon and peak inside its many locally owned shops and eateries.